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During Navaratri
weathering and minor losses consistent with architectural use
these were used by families to take rice to the Buddhist Temples for offerings or for the resident monks
lustrous blend of deep oxblood red
It is an excellent example of Gansu workmanship with a deep red lacquer and fluid painting and gilt work
Wrought Iron Opium Retort From Jaisalmer - 19th Century Wine Jar During NavaratriThis old Indian iron opium retort (or hemp filter) was used for filtering raw opium water through a cotton bag. It dates to the 19th century and would have been part of Rajasthani traditional opium consumption. The iron stand is delicately etched and has a central pagoda sheltering a nandi bull. The Nandi bull is a symbol of Lord Shiva. A stylised naga or snake sits above the ring which would once have held a cotton bag. These stands were hand wrought
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